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Fashion, Apparel & Retail in the USA
The American Fashion and Apparel (F&A) market is the biggest in the world. With extremely little clothing manufacturing, the sector is shaped by big brands that mostly specialize in the casual, urban and sportswear segments. The most important F&A companies of the USA, such as Nike, Gap, Victoria’s Secret, Ralph Lauren, and Michael Kors, have managed to build globally known brands thanks to efforts around product innovation, quality design, brand positioning, market segmentation and marketing. With good management of global value chains, they have become relatively affordable products for most people around the world.
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Construction in LATAM
Latin America has been badly affected by COVID-19. Global Data expects the construction in Latin America to contract 17.3% in 2020, exceeding the previous projection of -11.4%.
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Fashion, Apparel & Retail in Europe
The Fashion and Apparel (F&A) sector has gone through a radical transformation in the past decades. The way clothing is designed, produced, marketed and sold has changed, driven mostly by globalisation along with increasing purchase power and sophistication of the population in both rich countries and the developing world.
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Telecommunications Sector in LATAM
Given macroeconomic and political instability, the investment rate of the region tends to be low, leading to poor infrastructure, in particular, for telecommunications. Regulatory environments do not provide stable conditions for investment, presenting a further barrier to investment in the sector. As demonstrated by the reduced amount of radio spectrum allocated in the majority of the countries of the region by national governments, the environment is not very attractive to investment. In this context, the region lags behind considerably in the adoption of technologies: 4G has just become in 2019 the most used technology to transmit data, with only a few countries having plans to start the use of 5G. In addition, as the region consists of huge megalopolises with vast tracts of low population density, it requires efficient and clear incentives for investment.
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Western Europe Economic Outlook
The Western European economy entered 2021 on a feeble footing, with the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic having triggered the reimposition or tightening of lockdown measures across many countries in Q4 2020. Despite the launch of vaccine rollouts, the region’s economic recovery is now being threatened by a third wave of the pandemic. Nevertheless, with vaccine programmes progressing and government policy measures continuing to support households and firms, the regional economy is expected to grow by 4.5% in 2021, following an estimated contraction of 6.8% in 2020.
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Hosted by Henry Webinar: Full recording
Watch the full video of the inaugural Hosted by Henry covering Eastern Europe & Central Asia.
A new webinar series from Baker Ing. Each installment focuses on a different region as Henry James Barrowclough MCICM brings together economists and senior leaders from the credit industry. Let’s get to the bottom of the figures and what they mean for us in the months ahead.
This webinar took place on 18th March 2021, looking at Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
Register for the next Hosted by Henry at: www.hostedbyhenry.global
Speakers in this video:
The Baker Ing Economist Team
Robert Dyrcz, Polish Institute of Credit Management
Tim Wendholt, Risk Data Specialist, Corporate CPR
Ian Leslie, Head of Business Development, Aon
Adrian Hyde, Partner, Begbies Traynor
Lisa Baker, CEO, Baker Ing
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Hosted by Henry Webinar: Eastern Europe & Central Asia - Executive Summary
Download the full executive summary from our speakers at the inaugural Hosted by Henry covering Eastern Europe & Central Asia.
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Pharmaceutical Industry in LATAM
Latin America represents between 10% and 15% of the global pharmaceutical sales as FIFARMA states. Moreover, the pharmaceutical industry in LATAM employs more than 250.000 people.
Actual indicators suggest that the pharmaceutical industry´s market in Latin America is in a phase of significant expansion. According to Global Health Intelligence (June 2018), recent forecasts state that the annual growth rate of the market would be 9.3% between 2018 and 2023.
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Eastern Europe & Central Asia Economic Outlook
Macroeconomic developments in 2020 were dominated by the outbreak and spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. Regional output collapsed in the first half of the year, as growing case rates and pandemic-related lockdowns caused domestic demand to plunge. Manufacturing and services activity were hit sharply by major supply chain disruptions along with the slump in activity both domestically and globally. GDP contracted by an estimated 3.2% on average across the region in 2020.
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LATAM Economic Outlook
According to CEPAL, LATAM registered an annual decline of 7.7% in 2020. South America and Central America experienced contractions of 7.3% and 6.5%, respectively. Amongst the individual countries included in this report, there is great variation. Peru experienced the worst results in terms of GDP annual variation, with loss of almost 13%. At the other end of the scale, we see Paraguay with a loss of under 2%.
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Covid Credit Assessments
How can credit professionals account for COVID-19 in their 2021 Global Credit Policies and, if we change our credit risk methodology, what new data variables might we include?
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Ownership Intelligence
How ownership intelligence helps credit management.
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Force Majeure
This paper provides a high-level summary of considerations regarding Force Majeure clauses, their potential importance in the COVID-19 crisis, and their operation is different global jurisdictions.
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Collecting in a Crisis
This paper explores just how we can help our businesses survive the COVID-19 crisis by doing what we do best – collecting revenues and protecting cashflows. We have taken great care to approach this paper with the level of respect, sensitivity and practicality the subject deserves. We hope it will provide practical advice which can be immediately applied and, in turn, help to support credit professionals in the fundamentally important role you play, especially in these uncertain times.
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Covid-19: How can Credit Management Mitigate Risk and Respond?
We seek to understand how the Covid-19 pandemic is impacting, and is likely to impact, accounts receivable. We offer insights from senior credit professionals as to strategies and actions which may be employed to manage the situation for the best AR outcomes.
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Managing Remotely & Effectively in Crisis
This paper explores the issue of remote working en masse during the COVID-19 crisis and associated social distancing measures.
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Covid-19: UK Government Response
This paper aims to provide a succinct guide to the response being offered by the UK government regarding Covid-19. It may not be exhaustive and you should be aware that matters are subject to change quickly. However, all points below are linked to the source information which you should check for updates.